The National tribune., 1887-11-24
REUNIONS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
w. III. Newlin, Secretary. Danville: The sur-
viyors of Cos. Z and Z, I'D ILL.,, will hold their
second Reunion at Georgetown Nov. 30, the
anniversary of the battle of franklin.
The survivors Of the l20th III. held Re-
union at Vienna recently, % members of the
regiment being present. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Col. George w. McKeaig; V.-P's, VIM. Vaughn,
Co. A; John T. Motley, Co. b; Aloise Winter
berg, Co. ID; w. T. Butler, Co. +; Mark White
aker, Co. g; Bobert Bruce, Co. II; J. E. Rose.
Co. /; s. G. Parks, Co. X; l.. H. Simpson, of
the field and staff; Cor. Sec, James II. Carter,
Vienna H.: Rec Sec, ]. B. Gillespie, New
Burnside; Treas. Mark Whitaker. Resolu-
tions were adopted thanking the citizens of
Vienna for their hearty reception and generous
hospitality.
The survivors Of the Sd No. Cav. held Re-
union at Quincy recently and perfected a per-
manent organization. The following officers
were elected: President, Capt w. 5. Grover.
Warsaw, H.; V.-P., Cap. T.. III. Howe, La
Grange, Mo; Sec. and Treas, John Vessels,
Quincy; Commissary and q. NJ, NJ. w. Hughes,
Fall Creek Chap, Rev. l.. James, ID. d., Quin-
cy. The Committee on Constitution reported
a very short and pointed paper, providing for a
meeting every year. and the next one will be
held at Quincy at the time OF annual celebra-
ton.
INDIANA.
The fourth annual Reunion of the survivors
of the Sd Ind. Cav. was held Mt indianapolis
recently The location Of next years Reunion
was decided in favor of Franklin on the see-
end Thursday in October, 1883. The election
OF officers for next year were rs follows: Presi-
dent, Mai. q. i. Herriott, indianapolis: Sec,
o. II. Weaver, indianapolis; Orator, Lieut.
John +. McKee, BrOokville. In the evening q
Campfire was held.
The survivors Of the 3sth Iowa held Re-
union at DEBORAH recently, ut which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President. Maj.
H. F. Beebe; Y.-P., Maj. Chas. Chadwick Sec.
and Treas. Amos Babcock. Mai. Beebe was
presented with gold headed cane by the men,
beers Of the regiment.
MICHIGAN.
The survivors of the 18th Mich held Re-
union at Miles recently. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President.
/ Capt. ]. ID. Johnson, Lawton; First V.-P. and
/ Treas, Capt John Graham, Buchanan; Second
! V.-P, Lieut. J. l.. Crofoot, Niles; Sec, Lieut..
| VIM Horton, ir., Hartford; Asst Sec, Lieut.
James Hall, Lawton; Historian. Scrg't d. G.
| n. Gangler. Berrien Springs. A resolution was
passed rendering vote of thanks to the citi-
zens of Niles. and especially to the ladies, who
contributed so generously 10 their comfort dur.
ing the Reunion; also to Frank Graves Post
and the Mechanics Band.
NEW YORK.
The survivors of the 10Th n. Y. held Re
union at Auburn recently. at which the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year
President Lieut. Root, Port Byron; V.-Ps
Co A, Comrale Greenfield; Co. b. Conrad,
Wilson; Co. g, Comrade North Co. ID, Com
rade Starnard; Co. L, Comrade Tompkins; Co
i, Comrade True; Co. G, Comrado Thompson
Co. III, Comrade Seymour; Co. i, Conrad,
NickeIson; Co. X, Comrade Miller; Sec, Com
rade Lakey, MOravia; Treas, Comrade Sabin
The next Reunion will be held at Moravia tn
third Wednesday in September, 1888.
The survivors Of the 1l4th n. Y. held a Re
union at Syracuse recently and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Col. S. X. Per Lee
Norwich; First V.-P., Lieut.. s S. Stafford OK
ford Second V.-P., Serg't j. Il. Beale; Thir
V.-P., l.. G. Reed; Cor. See, III. ii. Beechei
, Norwich; Rec. Secs. Lieut.. w. G. Reddy, +.
Sawtelle. Elmore Sharpe; Treas, Maj. o.
Curtis Oxford.
OHIO.
The survivors OF Battery l. LIST Ohio l..
held Reunion at Ravenna Oct. 10. The Off
GERS who have served for the past year wer
|. unanimously reelected by reclamation, as 70
/ lows: President J. III. Oakley. Ravenna; V
{ p, G. Purdy, Salem; See, j. b. RUSSELL X;
VIENNA: Treas. Hugh Buckley, Cleveland. +,
ecutivc Committee, J.. L. Hunt.J. ID. King an
. l. w Hallock The next Reunion will be hel
at Ravenna the second Wednesday in Octobe
E 1883.
5 PENNSYLVANIA.
e The survivors of the 50th Pa. held Reunio
I at Scranton Oct. 10 and elected the folOwir
I officers for the ensuing year: President, Co
o w. ii. Telford; V.-P, Capt. Geo. V. Meyer
II Sec, L. Crater; Treas, J. C. DeHart. Boar
s. of Managers, Col. w. III. Telford, l.. Crate
i Jonathan Hearther, A. X. Schwenck, III.
e e Boyer, c. w. Bartlett, w. III. Garnsling s.
/. Losch, G. NJ Hunter Rufus Messenger, w.
pt Rockwell, ID. w. Brundage Jacob Fisher, w.
r. Benjamin. Charles Forbes, c. NJ. Heilman,
= C. DeIiar,, J. J. V. Kendall, n. f.. Rice, T..
:. Wilbur, George v. Meyer, J. w. Hurst. Gle
r tysburg was selected for the Reunion in lSs
" The survivors of the 18th Pa. Cav. held
e. Reunion at Lebanon recently and elected q
20 following officers President, Col DURHAM
lie Honesdale; V.-P's. Lieut.. Col. Wm. NJ. Thorn
rs son, Pottsville, Maj. J.. b. Kurtz, Chamber
lg burg; Sec, Maj. Harry Meyer, Lebano
e Treas, Serg't III. q. Williams, Philadelph
~ n The next Reunion will be held at Gettysbui
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